In bid of global dominion, Trump offers to negotiate between India-China standoff

Whilehis own endless wars with China reamined unresolved,US President Donald Trump,the self proclaimed mediator has offered his services during the India-China standoff to remainon top of the trending curve andensuring the global dominion of the United States.

Riding on a tweet, Trumpwaded into the border standoff on May 27 by sayingthat the USis ready, willing and able to mediate. He saidthe USgovernment would like to arbitrate in this 'raging border dispute'.

Trump says that India and China have already been informed regarding this and he has thanked both countries in advance.

Surprisingly, Trump did not even know that India and China shared a border at a time.

Pulitzer-winning journalists Philip Rucker and Carol DLennig, in their book titled 'a very stable genius' have claimed that trump was unaware of the fact that India and China shared a border.

Apparently, Trump once left Prime Minister Modi flabbergasted with his quote unquote ''poor knowledge of geography''.

According to this book, in a meeting between the two leaders Trump said ''it's not like you've got China on your border''.

Trump is an indefatigable President when it comes to mediation.

He keeps making mediation and negotiation offers (in case of Kashmir)only to be rejected by Indiaand praised by Pakistan.

Trump calls himself the ace deal maker. In the almost four years that he's been in office, he has chased foreign policy wins and failed

From the unraveled North Korea situation to thecollision course in terms of Iran along with the much touted deal of the century in the Israel-Palestine issue which is yet to happen, Trump has failed several times.

And now he wants to try his hand at South Asia.

It is extremely difficult to inetrpret what exactly it is that he wants and why does he keep making these offers only to be rebuffed?

peace then he must first settle his own government's disputes with China.

If he wantsto punish China then must find a way and not fire off India's shoulders.